That's kind of you to say. Your story probably touches on a reality that myself and likely many others aren't really thinking about or taking seriously enough.

That's kind of you to say. Your story probably touches on a reality that myself and likely many others aren't really thinking about or taking seriously enough. In my—albeit very limited—experience talking to codecamp graduates, my impression is that the specific skills are taught for the React+Node stack, adding to the talent pool, but then the knowledge doesn't go very deep. I don't know how well those programs prepare people for generalized problem solving on the web. Reminds me of when some of my friends only learned jQuery. Granted, I probably wouldn't expect that from a focussed program either. What skills did you end up selecting for and how have those hires turned out?